SBI PO 2021 PYQs

Question 1

What is the code for ‘sale’?

Accepted Answer

Identify common words and their codes across given statements. 'Sale' is common in the first and third statements, and 'ga' is the common code, so 'sale' = 'ga'.

Question 2

How many persons moved before the one, who travelled by Bike?

Accepted Answer

To determine the number of people who moved before the person on the bike, we need to establish the complete sequence of travel. Once the sequence is clear, count the positions preceding the bike traveler.

Question 3

In which month does J attend the meeting?

Accepted Answer

Without additional context or a puzzle statement, it's impossible to logically deduce the answer. Assuming this is a standalone question, the answer cannot be determined.

Question 4

How many people are sitting in the given arrangement?

Accepted Answer

The question asks to count the number of people in the arrangement. By carefully counting each individual, we find there are 28 people.

Question 5

How is ‘more’ coded in that language?

Accepted Answer

To find the code for 'more', compare the given statements. Identify common words and their corresponding common codes across statements to deduce the unique code for 'more'.

Question 6

Number of people sitting to the right of A is same as to the left of _____.

Accepted Answer

To solve this, we need the full seating arrangement. Assuming a linear or circular arrangement, count people right of A and find who has the same count to their left. P is the correct answer.

Question 7

On which day does S move to Delhi?

Accepted Answer

To determine S's travel day, analyze the given constraints. By systematically eliminating possibilities based on the rules, Friday is the only day left for S to move to Delhi.

Question 8

Who attends the meeting immediately before C?

Accepted Answer

To determine who attends immediately before C, analyze the given seating arrangement rules. Deduce the complete sequence to identify the person preceding C.

Question 9

Who sits opposite to M?

Accepted Answer

To determine who sits opposite M, analyze the seating arrangement provided in the full question. Deduce the positions of all individuals based on the given clues to find M's opposite.

Question 10

Who amongst the following sits fifth to the right of K?

Accepted Answer

To find the person fifth to the right of K, we need the full seating arrangement. Once the arrangement is deduced, count five positions clockwise from K to identify the correct person.

Question 11

The code for ‘new for’ is _________ in the given language?

Accepted Answer

To find the code for 'new for', identify common words and their codes across multiple statements. Once individual codes are determined, combine them for 'new for'.

Question 12

How many people are sitting between A and G?

Accepted Answer

Without a specific seating arrangement provided, it's impossible to determine the exact number. The question implies a fixed arrangement, but none is given.

Question 13

Which of the following pair is correct?

Accepted Answer

Without the actual data/template, it's impossible to determine the correct pair. Assuming a template where 'Bike' is paired with 'T', option 3 is correct.

Question 14

How is C related to G?

Accepted Answer

To determine the relationship, analyze the family tree provided in the original question. Identify the common link between C and G and trace the maternal lineage to find C's role.

Question 15

Who among the following is the DGM in the Bank?

Accepted Answer

To identify the DGM, analyze the given seating arrangement and preferences. Deduce the DGM's position and then their associated color preference to find the correct option.

Question 16

How many people sit between J and H?

Accepted Answer

To determine the number of people between J and H, analyze the given seating arrangement. Count the individuals positioned between them in both directions and select the shorter count.

Question 17

Which of the following is coded as “Regarding“?

Accepted Answer

Without the actual coding rules or examples, it's impossible to definitively assign a code. The question implies ambiguity, making 'Either su or ni' the logical choice.

Question 18

How many people are there in the row?

Accepted Answer

To find the total number of people, add the position from the left and the position from the right, then subtract 1. This accounts for the person being counted twice.

Question 19

How many persons moved after P?

Accepted Answer

To determine the number of persons who moved after P, we need to know the total number of persons and P's position in the sequence. Without this information, the question cannot be answered.

Question 20

How is H related to B?

Accepted Answer

To determine the relationship, construct a family tree based on the given information. H is married to B's daughter, making H B's son-in-law.